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Prosecutor Seeks Lengthy Prison Term For Tajik Journalist Charged With Extremism - Vimarsana News

Prosecutor Seeks Lengthy Prison Term For Tajik Journalist Charged With Extremism

A prosecutor has asked a court in Dushanbe to convict and sentence noted Tajik journalist Zavqibek Saidamini to a lengthy prison term for allegedly cooperating with two banned opposition groups.

Source: rferl.org
Tajik Blogger Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison On Charges That Rights Groups Say Are Unfounded - Vimarsana News

Tajik Blogger Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison On Charges That Rights Groups Say Are Unfounded

A noted Tajik blogger Daleri Imomali, who is known for writing articles that have been critical of the government, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison on charges human rights organizations call unfounded.

Source: rferl.org
Prosecutor Seeks More Than 10 Years For Tajik Blogger On Charges Rights Groups Call Unfounded - Vimarsana News

Prosecutor Seeks More Than 10 Years For Tajik Blogger On Charges Rights Groups Call Unfounded

Prosecutors are seeking more than 10 years in prison for noted Tajik blogger Daleri Imomali on charges human rights organizations call unfounded.

Source: rferl.org
Tajik Blogger Imomali Goes On Trial On Charges Rights Groups Call Unfounded - Vimarsana News

Tajik Blogger Imomali Goes On Trial On Charges Rights Groups Call Unfounded

Tajik blogger Daleri Imomali has gone on trial in Dushanbe on charges human rights organizations call unfounded.

Source: rferl.org
Media Watchdog Condemns Tajik Journalist's Imprisonment, Demands His Immediate Release - Vimarsana News

Media Watchdog Condemns Tajik Journalist's Imprisonment, Demands His Immediate Release

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has condemned the imprisonment of noted Tajik journalist Abdullo Ghurbati, who was sentenced to 7 1/2 years in prison on October 4 on charges that he and his supporters have called unfounded.

Source: rferl.org